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6 compose-changelog - show changes between two composes
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9 compose-changelog [OPTIONS...] OLD_COMPOSE NEW_COMPOSE
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12 compose-changelog shows changes between two composes. It parses the
13 metadata and checks RPMs mentioned there. The results are saved in mul‐
14 tiple files in current directory (unless specified otherwise).
15 The files have a name of changelog-NAME.SUFFIX, where NAME is by
17 default the compose ID of the new compose. The SUFFIX marks what type
18 of file this is. The brief file contains summary of the differences.
19 The verbose file contains all details in human readable form. The json
20 file contains all details in JSON format.
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23 -h, --help
24 Print help and exit.
25 -p, --path=DIR
27 Set directory in which to create the files.
28 -n, --name=NAME
30 Set custom identifier for the generated files. --full Print all
31 information about packages including names of all RPMs and their
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33 included information about actual changes.
34 --module-suffix[=SUFFIX]
36 Use this argument for modular composes. The suffix followed by
37 hex hash will be stripped from package release values, to avoid
38 having rebuilds with no change reported as upgrade or downgrade
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40 The default value used in MBS is module_. Unless configured oth‐
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45 This tool always exits with status code of 0.
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48 Please report bugs at
49 https://pagure.io/compose-utils/issues
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